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he Colored Teachers State Associa.
n of Maryland met at the Howard
rmal School, Baltimore, Monday
scember 9th. Garrison D. Trusty,
esident, in the chair. Teachers from
counties were present
Jake Sharp, the Broadway railroad
'oodler," wanted to take his case for
bal to some other Court than that in
New York city, but Judge Barrett de-
clined to allow its removal. Evidently
the Judge believes Jake will get Justice
from jury in New York Itlooks like
Jake will join Jaehne.
The jury in the case of the Rev
Waldo Messaros who has been on trinl
in PHILADELPHIA charged with felonious
assault on Mrs Mary Coulston, brought
in verdict of mot guilty There
was a great throng on the outside of the
court hose and when the verdict was an
nounced cheer after cheer was given
Thank God was the exclamation of Mrs.
Massaror when she heard the verdict
Mr.. F. A. Smith, of Steelton, Pa,
has invented and patented machine to
make ice or refrigerate rooms. The
machine does away with steam and ma
,hinery, and its running expense is the
cost of salt alone, while it accomplishes
n two tubs just what the large ice fac
cries do with their machinery. The
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rigerator, and ice made or cold air pro-
luced at practically no expense. A
company, with capital of 100000,
las been formed in Baltimore to manu-.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Hon. James G.. Blaine had a severe
hck of rheumatism last week, which
lcted his ankles. but he is now re-
|ted to be able to be about again. He
b his Augusta home.
There seems to be no doubt That the
and Army of the Republic will very
erect neat and BETTING monn-
= the memory Of Gen Logan.
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DIED

Departed this life December 3lst, 1886, Mrs
G. NJ. liamersely, relict of the late John Ham
ersely-aKed 70 years
At the residence Of Cox, Jr. on Tuesday,
the 4th instant, Richard Y. ANgruder, former,
ly of Montgomery county, Md, Ia the 4sth
year Of his age. (Montgo@ery and Prince
Georges county paper please COPY
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-02
The First Race.

The following account Of the race be-
tween the Volunteer aifd Thistle on
Tuesday was t~clegraphed 20 the Ban
Francisco Post.
The official time OF the Thistle cross.
ing the line was 1856. and Of the Vol
untcer 1886. The Thistle at ones
tackled to starboard. heading for the
Long Island shore. The result was
Tint she lost her wind entirely, while
the Yankee held the light ris. Al 22:i4
the Thistle seemed molioniess. 4 few
minutes later she began to move slowly.
The Volunteer had meantime captured
a lead Of perhaps three cable lcaghts.
Tho Yankee heeltd along gracefully,
making good time and increasing her
lead. There was . magnificent SrVpy
Of sailing. steam bnrgeE behind the rae
.rs. stretching in Oh almost upbrokrn
line FROM shore TO shore, making the
aueSt picture over seen In tbs bay OF
New York.
Az the Volunteer approached Fort
wNGs~orth = gree, cheer vest mp from
tbs thton,s OF the thousands Of spssta.
tors. aud the Zee. took Up the rsfraiu
and gave her a Tousipg send OF. She
uss going very fast. The Thistle had
= good full. but her sails somehow
fsiisd 10 draw like the Volunteers
Following the racers came q grsNI aeeI
OF sIcursionists. Abe spectators we're
unanimous in crediting the Yankees
long lead to superior s~samnnship in
holding 10 the frs, tk aud catching
the breeze Of The shore.
Al 800 tina Thistle vas two miles
Asteru in . light wind.
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DHroT HoTrL-cIsrk + Green ProprIs.
tors.

Austin Gilruth, North Forh; John
Landen, South Fork; p Dovel, Til.
tord, Virginia City; p Holm, N Badt, r
@ Port, Wells; Horace II Lane, n
Goodale. Willie Goodale. " Il Arm
strong, II J Eeyland, T p Bremen, D
Goodale, Tip 10, Desth; TG Williams,
F Porter. T Taufer, q McNuIlsn, a L
Henry. Star Valley; Floyd Potter. Fort
Halleck; Ed CarVille. Mound; v d
Ma1held, Tbos Foster, CaJlin; 3 D
LnnhAm, Chas Tanner. Tnsoarora. II L
Wines, Ruby Valley; = A Herring.
Reno; R G Clark and wife, San Diego;
II L futile, Glover Valley.
r Farrell. c f Maynard, A Draso.
yich, c Z Bernard. W Smith, W n
MaIheld, Mrs Hunt. A Kennedy, M
Ontego, VIZ Hilton. J Mcintosh l.
wife. 2 Sheedy, Mrs 8 A Bo~Ser, IdeII
Wi!ey. Carlin; W Brown. J Fiizmsyer.
Huntington; A ReLouIe g. son. Lamoille:
q p Robinson. Ruby; J d Poole, Wade
worth; Vim Hoar & wlfe. Kit BuIlard.
c Atehins. Tuscarora; II O O'Nen,
Wells; c J Fullmer. Sedslis.
Francis. q Adrms. sam Rosers,
A d PnrnsUorth, South Fork; J Grssn.
E CarIlIe. Mo1nd;J J Hilton, Skeltoo;
J Rudsell Lanoille; J Donsldson, PaiL
SADIE: 8 J L~erdbloom, J FyAs,
sprucemont: Z C Ridden. @ ~ Aophs.
W Westhers. Star; J Ash. DSsth; T
Souter. O Clay. J T Henasan. o r
Hervy, J D Pool. II DougheTiy. ~
Gusssford, u u Boysn. T BoriSsS.
CnrIin: n y Dunion. Maggie CrsVR:
Miss Katie C~uSisuI. II Reynolds, r
Malouip. G q Bird. " q ELHof, Sc
Weston, F KLINE. T~uscaforA; D y
BigeloW, Reno; J B Moore, = BertseA
I Griswold, Ruby; J Crppbsn. 4
Wilson. # HnlIeck; d d Baxter. Ass.
tin; d j Hill, Carson; J wissmaH.
NJ II Smith. 7 G Post. \ C o'Eeii. P
Holm, J J May. A DsveT. Wells: A "
Gobble, ToAno; J Ryan, Independence:
Il Kc.ier. Bullion; 7 LoSehenkohl.
Eureka.
Tom LoJelock. = Grooms. l. r RlliS,
Smith Wsiland. " II Ennor. Tusssrors /;
WIN Mitchell. Smith Creek: L h ASss.
lena and family. keno: John II Lander.
Fresno; @ d Fitch. ViIGinis CitJ:
Travis Burt. II = Taylor. Caldwell.
Idaho; walter Smith, Bate City:
wsloh's Comedy Compsny. PhilAdSt.
phia: u " Fields, p AoNAhoS. =
Harkl,ss. 1 n Sohvsrts. . Wilson. B ~
J l. Wines Ssd wife. EuSsbA; RNAk
Murphy. Han DA'is, Rrsahfsst IN: y
A IAIlSs. CsIAss; Geo WiliAnSoa.
BullioRi Nn LASdTiGa. cASSoo: MAnh
Smell. LAmoills.
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PeasISaefe.

The annual report Of Pension Com.
missioner Black IL an Interesting docu.
nent. I, shows that during the pas,
year the names Of E.ieI persons were
added to the Iit Of pensioners, being
the largest DuIRbsr OF certificates ever
issurd in ono year; that the total mum.
Der Of pensioners 10 now 400, Vo7, and
that to pay theSe and the expense Of
the Bureau ~ appropriation Of t7s,-
OI5.2 JO will DO required for the current
year. sgainst SIS. 7Ol,2s0 for tho year
Just closed. The Commissioner recon.
mends 'srious changes In the pension
larn. some to increase tho amount paid
TO different classes Of pensioners. aud
others to improve the workings Of che
Bureau. .r...
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Information wanted.

Governor Stevenson has received q
letter from George HoyIuoud dated Xii.
many. Castle Island Kerry Co, Ire.
lsud. September 6, 1887. asking for in.
formation concerning one James Walsh
Who left that country Sii or even
years ago. The writer says u IL TN.
portnnt to know whether Walsh 10 living
or dead. A letter wac received from
Thos Enright by Michael Walsh. father
OF James, in 1892 stating that be an |
James Walsh LETT Idaho for Nevada,
that on tue way they met sir robbers
mud that james Walsh was killed
Does anyone know anything Of tho cir.
oInstaneoi
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sharper Taught.

Yesterday morning a young man ar
rived from the east and registered ut
the Gcm MS Richard Mintune, Corrinne,
Utah. He changed his apparel and
came out IA q very gentlenanly APP.
penring person Of pleasing address who
represented himself as agent for some
Eastern arm dea ing largely in rsai es.
tate. H. made him elf quite agreeable
and succeeded in ncgotiotiny q check
wish Bartlett + Ostreicher receiving
some $50 and u boz Of cigars. and pre-.
pared to depart for the west on this
mornings train.
G. h. BsInap. Sheriff Of Ogden. or.
rive this morning searching for just
such . person ~ the said RicbaId, hay
ing . warrant for his arrest on . charge
Of having played similar snnss on un-
G~uspSoting pSrtisS In Utah. He vas
not long IN spo,ting bic man. and with
the assistance Of Shorty Atusil no vas
taken in charge. just As the train was
moving out, aud lodged In jail. "
Sheriff Belnsp expresses himself veil
pleased With The courteous treatment he
has received ct tbs hands Of osr onicsrs
Who rendered hiu evSty sssistsncs iu
their poser. Hc viii ies=s With his
prisoner. Who ~SiV,S fequnihon, on
this eVerisa'a train for Ogden.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEM uorEL-BsrtIstt 4 OstrsseLts.
Propristou.

RI Mckenzie and wife, Butte. Mont,
+ Mayer. Dick Cl,rmichel, Thou Nur.
phT. r~uscArorA; WIN Andsrson, Bulliou;
CLas u BROOKS, Z HArdt q DuskinY-
ham. 3 Ber~in. sIvAn Levy. 3 f; JR
Henry. Rrno: John SalliyA6. Stew d.
kin, Elmer Dakin. Mrs. E DAkin, Ia
odsll. L'mOilIs; Richard HiptunS, Cor,
RUNE; } d Hacker. 81 Louis; J d ASsl.
II Hallsck; } z Blackburn. New York:
JAS FHllon. Austin; I A Dwight. 'WslIl;
G K Bslnap, Ogden; G J rhSeksry. y
Ouderkirk and son. Mound.
JA Dorsey i wife. Miss Lizzie Dor
aey. II Halleck; L HuutsmAn, Carlin:
g Toyn & wife. Huntingdon; Lo-
c~hsnkohl, @ W Baker. Eurshs, " HHS
%eltins. Halleck; W O b Allen, Sho.
shone, Idaho: p Burkett, Tusearora;A
Il HickerSou, G Massensr. A Cream, d
Quade. RUDE Cohen. 8 F. E.
+ Little, Chicago; c D Liteh. ? VIII.
son. II A Buttles. c s Price, J Plumb
EFT. J L Pritchett, T McAvin. T Mans
held. J Rosebury. " c Price. R HuLbs.
Tuscarora; J Fitzgerald, Paradise Val:
E AnGse, Wood River: n Bell, D D
o'Harra. S~prueepont; 4 Ksrmssu,
Eureka; P Gritith. wife and child,
Butte. Mont; I II Pogue. B FrosI,J "
Frost. White Rock; J Breseel. ~ VIII
Iiams. wiunemueca; E Jones. Erie Co.
"a; IA Parry. J Parry, Pine Valley:
W Duncan. A. Guinnip. John Glen
denning, j II Riley. Mound; A z Lewis.
L"uoilIe; A q DAwleJ. J Smith sad
wife. j T Wright, wife and child. Ruby:
"A GARLIC. Halleck; B AcGurry. J
Wentworth, " J RetaIlack. A II Trs-
yer. Bullion; A Bright. Wells.
l. West, The. Dayton. South Fork; l.
Il Assalena and family, Reno: Tom ca.
hill, J T McDGrmott. LamoilIe; @
Grant. T Shay. W u Anderson, A Il
Trnver. Bullion: " 8 Clayton, Ton
Taylor, Fred Pe,erson. Ed K~avAnauah.
Mound; W " Fungsr. Lester b Funssr.
Ogden; Peter Weber, Wood River; D
Weddle, FoI Springs: Z Gesvsrt, IndS-
p%endence; FL Kirk, Bsnioia;
Clark, Arkansas; Ed Williams, HI
Stoker, Steve Grimes, Tussarora; Gee
Rude. NTH City, Ii McCIoud. JshA
Parker. Chico; Mrs Griffith and child,
Mrs Parker. Carlin: 4 II Beatty. ,
Lownsy, Eureka; J b Riddle. Pine VAL
ley; rnAd Porter, Moleen.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-02
A True fable.

A eoupl, Of Fish were Swimming
about a whnri II day when ? Man sat
down on tho Edge OF tho Parks aud
dropped III his Hook and Limo.
"Seo thnt7" quoried II OF the
Fish. Gle thinks IN play as for Suck.
ers with a bare Hook. lie has no BAIT
on IT," n
my Son." responded the other, inhs
has no idea Of ever getting q Bite. II is
the fish which msn don't Catch .hAs they
Lie about." -tPuct.
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Convicted aRAelasa.

a Hal Clayton, the Digger Indian. Ar
Tested for stealing ell from n ShosLonc,
wns convicted yesterday 10 Justice Jobs
cour, aud And sal. lie WAS trying 10
raise The money AZ lac does not like con.
Gnctneni, but found II q difficult iAsk 8
the Piu.ss ere not very friendly With
lim.-LSilyoI State.
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OstIA~s aIuSd.

A H,lbroob, Arizona, dispatch OF the
9Th instant snyS: Sh.dS MulVenon
aud posse met John Graham and Chas
BIiti ~, outlaws. in Pleasant Valley Ia /
Thursday. The Sier n ordered them
to Surrender aud being refused both
vep killed,
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CsaHI.I.A q

At denon, Douglas county. the jury
in the cAse Of the murder Of John A.
Scott BY Charles LrsnAn. at Burhs'a
ranch, Lake Valley. on August 2sth
last, brought In . verdict Of guilIy OF
murder in the Hrst degree. The jury
was out two aud . half hours.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-02

nALMAGGNOL

And now the question is. WHO did
kill kIpp-lerI"
Gambling games OF divers shades are
prevalent at Reuo.
A number of witnesses FROM CArlin
left for horne this morning.
Sam McMullen. Of Star Valley. hAs
returned from the State Fair.
A nice lot OF remnants in GinghamS.
only 8 cents n yard. at Ro~senstock's.
General Miles Is exercising his troops
in Arizona in raiding and chasing each
other.
Mems hue Underwear. also a One lot
Of Clothing ana oVercoats. NJ Rein
hArt's,
Nine cables ARE used 10 tell the daily
story Of Europe to America and Amsri-
Gu to Europe.
The White Pine News says = large
area Of $50 ore ~ exposed In the Argus
min near Taylor.
John Cook. an Indian. 10 on trial at
Santa Rosa, Cal, for killing y compan-
ion in a drunken row.
All the hay in stacks in Mason VAL
ley has been purchased for 81 so per
ton by cAt:le-breeders.
The finest lot Of Dress Goods that
was ever brought to this town il now
displayed at Reinbart's
The G%oldensou case will be heard by
the Suprems u Of California. on ap-
peal, early in November.
The INDEPENDENT vas late last even.
ing on nccount Of waiting for the verdict
Of the jury in the Griffith case. go
The Appeal says all the laud within
q radius Of two miles Of Carson has
been located during the past 80 days.
Pine City, W. T.. claims to have the
smallest living woman. Shs is 81 years
Cd. 20 inches tall, and Weighs SO
pounds.
Virginia Chronicle On . rnnch east
Of Reno the owner realized S24o per
acre on n potato crop and Se3 per acre
on his alfalfa crop. -...,
Lee Sare b will be hanged in San
Francisco next Friday with the Eame
rope that stretched tho neck OF Kerue-
CHAN. Lee has escheWed old Josh and
Iii a.. o,l H.kkat.-H
FonS Ching. commonly known as
Little Pete. the jury-briber. was taken
from San Francisco Saturday night t
Folsom State Prison. to serve the ave
yenr sentence imposed upon him.
A fire occurred in a photograph gal
lery at Belmont. Sye county, last week,
caused by the accidental upsetting OF a
lamp. Nr. Crockwell while trying to
eItinGuish the flames had his arms and
hands badly scoTched.
A. Senter. proprietor OF . hotel at
Novi. Michigan, his wife. daughter and
two guests. we're poisoned on Tuesday
by eating canned beef bought OF n ped
dler. Seuter will die, but the others
will probably recover.
Having located in EIko I Am pre-.
pared to I'LL orders for Painting. Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco
rations q specially. All work first
class. Leave orders at Brown i Hos
kin'S shop.
o. T. HAlvxI.
Commissioner Black Is gathering to-
gethcr aud compiling q sketch Of the
pension systems Of every civilized conn
Try il the world, which he expects 10
have completed aud ready for submis.
sion at the commencement of the APP
p%roschiuG session Of Congress. His
object is to show that the American
Pension laws arc tho most liberal in
the world.
Regular customer disposed 10 be
fueetious)-"I guess you will have 10
trust me for the paper until to.mor.
row." ..g .....
~Clerk-"oh, that's all right. sir"
CuStomer-"But suppose l was to be
killed between now aud Tomorrow"
Clerk-"Wsll, the loss would not be
much, Bir."
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Arc SANTA ABI1. he ct,iforSIs
discovery ios coAsunptioS cod DiSSAS-
60 Of ,Ss Throat. chsst esd LupeA, go
CALIFORNIA CAT.RcURE. ~ ely
g~usrssts.d sSSs for Catsrrh. Cola L.
the heed sd Kindred sosp,sis+s.
They ere ND ~ 81 srsehses. ~ three
for % 70, aSA ere recommended Snd
ssed BY EhS lssdinG physicians 81 sbS
PssiAs Coat. Not sserSt ssSpsoadS
GNAssatOsA By =. y. kSfsR.
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hs IAsAas.

All that is known OF the second rsce
which took place this morning Is that
tho Volunteer won sgsin by q handsome
cod.
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IRE old Stage sable, nsaI the resi-
dencs Of G. @. warner, Ia offered for
sale. For further particulars call on or
SldrOss,
$50. .. BnGsT.
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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4 1887.
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Having located in EIko I am pre-
pared to fill orders for Painting. Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco
rations a specially. All work first
class. Leave orders at Brown i Hos
kin'S shop.
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Enjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world
we live in Nature gives us gran
deur Of mountains, glens and
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Roger Q. Mills, congressman,
will defend the parties indicted by
the federal grand jury for stealing
ballot boxes and shooting the wit
nesses Of their crimes. This max
ing federal laws at Washington, D.
C., and defending the breakers of
law in Washington county, Texas,
may be all according to the legal
idea, but to plain, unsophisticat-
ed fellow, it is too mnch like front
ing north by south.-San Antonio
Light.
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W. I. Murray to j. C. Peacock,
945 acres, s26.16, quit claim.
A. P. Farrest and wife to Sam
K. Burrows, undivided / interest
in 800 acres, $3.50.
Trustees of NJ. Z. church, south,
to j. NJ. Harkey, lot of land, OK
change of lands.
G W Barnett and wife to Trus-
tees NJ E church, south, lot of LAID,
exchange of lands.
Eugene Perry to d W Donshoe,
two lots in Richland Springs, $40.
DIV Donahoe and wife to Steve
Barrett, two lots in Richland
Springs, $40
CD Greathouse and wife to Eu-
gene Perry, two lots in Richland
Springs, $40.
ST Barrett and wife to Burle-
son & Taylor, two lots in Richland
Springs, $40.